This week in history: April 18, 1924
A Commercial Bank manager departs, Karoonda Football Club changes its colours to black and white and Grace Matthews has a pre-wedding kitchen evening.
From the archives of the River Murray Advocate, April 18, 1924…
Departure of Mr Sherman
Mr C.H. Sherman, who has held the position of manager of the Murray Bridge branch of the Commercial Bank for 18 years, will shortly be leaving the Bridge, as he has been transferred to the Unley city branch.
Mr Sherman, during his residence at Murray Bridge, associated himself with every progressive movement in the town, and took an active part in many of the sports bodies and social affairs of the town.
He was the first secretary of the several times defunct and revived progress association, which in the early days accomplished much good for the town, and which could with advantage be revived again at the present juncture.
His successor is Mr F.A. Phillips, of Heathcote, Victoria.
Karoonda Football Club
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